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EYES ON EQUITY: SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention define the Social Determinants of
Health (SDOH) as the conditions in the places where people live, learn, work,
and play that affect a wide range of health and quality of life-risks and
outcomes. There are disparities related to race, ethnicity, income,
education, health access, and environment that play a critical role in a
person’s health.
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SESSION 1: INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH EQUITY AND THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
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SESSION 3: SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF INEQUITABLE
ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE
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SESSION 4: INEQUITABLE ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
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in Health Outcomes
SESSION 5: THE ROLE OF TRAUMA AND SYSTEMIC RACISM IN HEALTH OUTCOMES
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SESSION 6: NEXT STEPS FOR A CROSS-SECTOR APPROACH TO EQUITY LEADING TO
SYSTEM-WIDE PROGRESS
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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Our health is strongly influenced by our mental wellbeing. Mental wellbeing
means being able to function in daily life, have fulfilling relationships, adapt
to change, cope with challenges, contribute to our community, and maintain a
healthy concept of who we are. Mental wellbeing can be promoted in communities
by ensuring access to prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery
services. Behavioral health also addresses substance use, or the use of alcohol,
illegal drugs, and/or prescribed medications in ways that are harmful to people
and communities.
Mental Health Provider Rate
Depression: Medicare Population
Age-Adjusted Death Rate due to Suicide
STATE: FLORIDA
(COMPARED TO PRIOR VALUE)
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EXERCISE, NUTRITION & WEIGHT
The foods we eat, how active we are, and our bodyweight all impact our overall
health, including whether we develop chronic diseases, how we manage health
conditions, and how long we live. Addressing exercise, nutrition, and weight in
communities means working to create conditions in which we can all eat plenty of
healthy food, exercise regularly, and maintain a healthy bodyweight.
Access to Exercise Opportunities
(Compared to Prior Value)
Adults Who Are Obese
(Compared to Healthy People 2020 Target)
Food Insecurity Rate
(Compared to Prior Value)
STATE: FLORIDA
Priority Area
ACCESS TO SERVICES
When we can get needed health services, we live healthier and longer lives.
Access to care means that high-quality, comprehensive, and affordable health
services are available to people to improve health, prevent diseases, manage
chronic conditions, and get treatment for illness or injury. Access to care can
be promoted in communities by improving health insurance coverage, health
service availability, and by reducing barriers to care.
Adults with Health Insurance
(Compared to U.S. Value)
Adults with a Usual Source of Health Care
(Compared to Healthy People 2020 Target)
Children with Health Insurance
(Compared to U.S. Value)
STATE: FLORIDA
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